FitzPatrick Nuclear Plant Faces Repeated Shutdowns
The James A. FitzPatrick plant near Oswego shut down automatically for the second time in 10 days and fifth in six months. Officials cited a gauge error with no radioactive release, noting three other monitors showed stable water levels. NRC and local authorities were alerted. repair time uncertain.
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Berzins
New York State Power Authority
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Harry Kister
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
King of Prussia
FitzPatrick
Kister
NRC
New York State
Power Authority
Fitz- Patrick
Welfare aid in Cayuga County sees new faces in lines
Welfare program use rises as decadelong job erosion pushes middle class workers into poverty. Commissioner Bandas cites December 1982 figures for Home Relief and Aid to Dependent Children, with 558 and 1 056 cases respectively, up from 1981. More cases involve ages 45 to 65, divorces, and separations.
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Cayuga County
Bandas
Cattle not fed farmer arrested in Jefferson County
Douglas G. Smith, 45, held on 1000 bail after midnight arrest on misdemeanor charge of failing to provide food and drink to impounded cattle. He allegedly resisted arrest and escaped after scuffle with Deputy Belden, who is in stable condition. Mrs. Carol Delaney reported cows near death with no hay or grain. one cow died of malnutrition.
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Redwood
Douglas G. Smith
Number Six Road
Jefferson County
Thomas P. Belden
Belden
House of the Good Samaritan
Smith
Carol Delaney
Plessis
Teens Arrested After Hess Station Robbery
Two runaways from a New Hartford juvenile facility were arrested after an armed holdup at Hess gas station on Hiawatha Boulevard. A 14 and 15 year old were charged with juvenile delinquency and held at Hillbrook Detention Center. a third occupant remains unidentified. The car, reported stolen, had a unicorn hood decal and police recovered the gun and cash.
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New Hartford
Hiawatha Boulevard
Hess Station
Hiawatha Blvd
Fitch Street
Dennis Duval
Richard Culeton
Hillbrook
House of the Good Shepard
SU professor earns two national history prizes
Edward W. Muir Jr., associate professor in Syracuse University’s history department, is cited for his book Civic Ritual in Renaissance Venice. He receives the Herbert Baxter Adams Prize from the American Historical Association and the Marraro Prize from the American Catholic Historical Association at their Washington meetings.
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Syracuse University History Department
National Historical Associations
Venice
Edward W. Muir Jr
Sa’s College of Arts and Sciences
American Historical Association
Muirus Herbert Baxter Adams
American Catholic Historical Association
Muir
Howard R. Marraro
Equal Rights for Fathers hosts talk on Fathers' Rights
James A. Hughes chief welfare attorney for Onondaga County presents the county Social Services view of Fathers' Rights and Responsibilities at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Community Room of Marine Midland Bank at 360 S. Warren St.
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James A. Hughes
Onondaga County
County Department of Social Services
Equal Rights For
Marine Midland Bank
S. Warren St
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Auburn
Chase Money Management Account
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Mony Plaza
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